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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-16
1'hs Bullion shipping Resolutsoa

Regarding Briggs bullion ship
ping resolution the Silver State
says:
We think bullion could be ship
ped in these postal cars without
much risk to the sender, and the
fact that the charges as freight be-
ing much cheaper than the excess
sive charges of the express COM
papy, will tend to increase the
profits of our mining companies
and induce larger production of
bullion. The money paid to Wells
& Fargo's express amounts to a
large sum every year, to which
mining companies are compelled
to submit. To show the injustice
which the company has shown
towards Nevada; the charges for
shipping bullion from Virginia City
to San Francisco is the same as
from the former place to Carson
City. There is no fairness or just
lie in tbs discrimination against
the State. The Carson Mint has to
compete with the re6neries of Cali
fornia and other drawbacks bearing
upon it. The last few years the
Mint has been failure. A State
that is the second bullion produc-
ing State of the Union, cannot sup
port Mint. This is a disjeinted
enigma. The present Administers
ton has treated Nevada shame
fully.
The express company claims that
it makes no discrimination, but the
bullion men claim that the company
makes secret contracts on bullion.
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MISS FRIENDS CONCERT.

The following is the pro-
gramme which will be rendered
at Miss Emma Friends Concert.
Programmes for circulation will
not be printed. and ticket-hOlders
are requested to cut them from
the newspapers for use at the
concert. We are requested to
state that should the storm con
tinue, the concert may be post
poned until later in the week.
PROGRAMME.
Opening Chorus.
Dancing IN the Dreamy Waltz.
1. Duet. Violin and Piano.
.-.. $500. Ike Tobriner and Sam Platt
2. a. Josie Kelly Schottisehe.. :,
b. Lena Crabe. Dearest Spot on Earth
Bellak
8. Song, by Gertie Hatch, -.
4. a. Ida Denning. $780, 'Serenade," Kinkel
b. Piano Duett..
BY Lottie Barclay and Therese Shrieves
8. Song. "Gipsy NeIi''. by Maggie schultz
Q. a. Mabel Hatch. Robin Redowa,"
c. Ross
o.
2. Song, 20, You Girls. Sam Platt
s. a. Rosa Bergman. ''gecret Wishes"
b. Maud woodside .'Old Oaken Bucket
Turner
9; Song, White Wings. Laura Kelly
With Tableaux
b. Carrie Whitemlre.
1900. Blue Bells of Scotland, /" Richards
IL. Waltz Quartette. Where the Birds Sing
BY Maggie schultz, Della Tobrlner,
Ike Tobriner and am Plat.
II. a. Edna Marsh Evening Bells Cooper
h. Frank asson. :. Charity" Grobe
Is. Recitation.
''Kathleen's Visit to New York..
II. a. Emma Mills "Impromptu Mazourka''
Bohm
b. Lille Wright .. .'Chant de Berger"
Colas
Is. a, Gertie Hatch. ."Old Folks at Home"
Warren
b. BERTHE Thaxter.. :. ''VaIse." Durand
l6. Two Little Ragged Unchins"..
Emma Mills and Mabel Hatch
II. a. Sam Plat, Chant du Bivouac"
ketterer
b. Camille Spooner..
."Clsyton'e Grand March, Blake
1S. Duet. Fannie Dorsey and Nat Dow
10. Emma Friend. Annie Laurie"
Julie Rive King
20. Song and Dance.
she's Just too Sweet to Live.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Louie M0Oer
To conclude with the Operetta..
................"Re Rebellion of the Daisies"
N. BIS ongs Will be In costume.
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The LOTTERY Question

The California Legislature pre-
poses to pass lottery bill to stop
the drain from the State which
goes each year to New Orleans.
The Bee speaking of lotteries says:
1t is said that stop can easily
be put to gambling in lotteries.
Then why is it not done? The
Constitution is strong enough on
the subject. and yet one million
dollars go out of the State every
month to aid the Louisiana Lot
terry scheme. The liquor curse
could be done away with if all men
would stop drinking. But they
will not 90 it. The evil of gam
bling would obliterate itself if all
men would stop gambling. But
they will not. The only way to
meet these evils then is to keep
them within bounds by license and
regulation. Rum shops are licens-
ed now. Why not use the same
regulating measures with gambling?
It will have to come to that before
very long, and the sooner the bet
ter for the general interests Of the
State and mortality.
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ALL SORTS.
Wizard Oils at Geo. Thaxter's.


The schools are closed this week
from lack of funds aud the chill
dren find plenty of time to snow
ball.
Senator Stewart left Reno fol
Washington last night, the road
being clear. He was accompanied
by his wife He will retarn about
April lst.
Marsh, the cattle man, Is In
the city. He wants a bill passed
to prevent scrub bulls from run
ming at large, and SO does every
other Intelligent cattle man.
The Eastern Democratic pa
pers are mad because Cleveland is
kicking the Irish out of the party.
This is not strange. The Demo
Gratis never did anything yet for
the Irish but kick them.
The friends of the bill for the
establishment of State Industrial
School should read that pari of the
proposed city charter of San Fran
Cisco relative to q similar school in
that city, full text of which char
ter was published in Wednesdays
San Francisco Chronicle.
No other medicine is so reliable
as Ayers Cherry Pectoral for colds,
coughs, and oil arrangements of
she respiratory organs tending
toward consumption. In ordinary
cases it is a certain cure, and it af-
fords sure relief for the asthmatic
and consumptive, even in advanced
stages of disease.
If a well be poisoned, wee be
to those whs drink thereat. 1t is
worse to poison the fountain of life
for ones self, and for posterity'
Often by carelessness, or mister
tune, or inheritance, this has been
done. Ayers SarsaParilla frees the
blood, the vital stream, and restores
appetite, strength, and health.
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House Adjourned.
An Orm3by salary Bin.

The officers Of this county are at
present working under a fee sys-
tenn which makes it very short
pickings for some of them. When
the campaign opened last Fall it
was with great difficulty that COM
petent men could be found to take
places on the ticket because of the
fact that the new fee system would
make the compensation ridiculous
ly small. Men who did go on the
ticket were assured that an effort
would be made to have salary bill
passed which would give them rea-
sonable pay for their services.
They went on the ticket with this
expectation and as the session
wears away the Ormsby delegation
ought to do something to give
some of the county officers the sal
airy law which has been satisfactory
to the taxpayers for two years past.
IF the delegation is in doubt about
the propriety Of the proceedings
let a town meeting be called where
an expression of opinion can be
had. Ormsby has an excellent set
of officers and they ought to have
at least reasonable compensation
for the work.
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A. o. u. w.

All members of Ormsby Lodge
No. 4, are requested to meet al
their Hall at o'clock punctual on
Wednesday, Feb. 10th, to attend
the funeral of our deceased brother,
j. Fl. McGuirk.
BY order of the
NJ w.
FOREST C. SMALL,
Recorder.
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vides 500 year for State examin-
ers. and $50 for county examiners
Referred to Committee on Educa-
ton.
By Alta. B. 1d4; an act to pre-
vent corruption at elections. Re-
ferred to Committee on Elections.
GENERAL FILE.
A. B. 74-Au Act to encourage
the mining and uilhng of ores.
Provides for ommission of FIVE
citizens to meet during State Fair
and make awards for the most sue
cessful and economical mode Of
mining and milling ores. Appro-
PIRATES $3.50 for such awards
House went into Committee of
the Whole to consider bill, with
Mr. Smith In the Chair.
Committee arose and reported
bill back with recommendation of
passage.
[Col. A. G Ellis, of Ormsby;
Julius Howell, of Washoe; NJ j.
Farrell, of Lander; Mr.. Shockly, of
Esmeralda, and D. B. Lyman, of
Storey, named as Board.l
After considerable discussion aud
efforts to kill the bill with amend
meuts, the roll was called on final
passage. Bill passed by a vote of
% to II.
Pike gave notice Of reconsid era
ton.
Recess till 100.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A. B. Sc, Act to facilitate the
giving of bends. Passed 81 to 6.
A. B. 80, to prohibit the keeping
of houses Of i'll fame within certain
limits Of school houses. Passed Sc
To 4.
A. B. 102. relative to iRsolvent
debtors. Passed.
A. B. 80, to provide for the SOW
ing of wild rice, etc.
A. B. 81, Introducing wild game
in Nevada. Both bills referred to
Committee of the Whole.
Substitute for A. B. SIS, consoli-
dating certain oounty Offices. Pass
cd % to 6.
The Governors veto of A. B.
No. &! on the taxation of railroads
was received and the veto sustain
ed by vote Of to ~.
Senate Joint and Concurrent
Resolution No. Is, calling for Con-
stitutional Convention. Lost 10 to
Is. Pike moved reconsideration.
A. b. SO, Relative to fumes,
bitches. etc. Passed "a too
A. B. 30, to construct telephone
line between county Jail of Orms-
by and State Prison. Passed 30 to
z.
House Adjourned.
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The wtld Rice Eli.

A Reno man writing to the En-
terprise advocates the passage of
Drury's bill to encourage wild fowl
in this State oy planting wild rice.
The DILL is an excellent one and its
passage simply means large in
crease in game birds in Nevada and
cheap food.
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THIRTEENTH SESSION
FORTY-THIRD DAY.
SENATE.

/ Senate met at 1890 A. NJ, Presi-
dent Davis in the chair.
Roll called. quorum present.
Prayer by Rsv. George r. Davis
Journal read and approved.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Harris-S. B. 90 An Act
consolidating certain county officers
and providing for the salaries of the
SINE. Readand referred to judiciary
Committee.
s. 3. 81 An Act providing for
submitting Constitutional amend
mentf to the people of Nevada. Re
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
BY Maute-S. b. No. 90, an Act
to provide for State Immigration
Bureau. Referred to Com. on In
ternal improvements.
BY Osburn-S. B. 96-An Act to
amend an Act to provide for the
government of towns and cities of
Nevada, when not less than 500
votes are cast. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
BY Osburn-S. B. 97-An Act in
relation to the purchase of public
lands. Referred to Com. on Public
Lands.
By Briggs S. B. No. 90. an Act
to amend an Act relating to interest
on borrowed money. Referred to
Com. on Ways and Means.
A. B. 67-An Act to repeal an
Act relative tie taxing dogs, Re-
ferred to Com. on Agriculture.
A. B. No. 50-An Act to provide
for the protection of fish in the
Humboldt River. Referred to Com.
on Agriculture.
A. B. No. S6-An Act CONSOLE
dating certain county officers in the
State of Nevada Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
GENERAL FILE.
S. ban Act restricting the sale
of cigarettes, cigars and tobacco to
minors. Passed.
S. B. 80 An Act to prohibit the
carrying of firearms or other weapons
in public. Passed.
S. B. No. 74-An Act concerning
fines by Justices of the Peace.
Passed.
A. B. No. GAN Act to amend
an Act relating to official services in
the State of Nevada. Laid on Table.
A. Sub. for S. B. No. 31-An Act
to provide for the employment of
Deputy County Assessors. Laid on
table.
S. B. No. 70. An Act to amend
an Act in relation to highways. Or
dered engrossed.
S. Joint and Con. Res.-Relative
to the transportation of bullion and
coin by U. S. mail Passed unani-
mously.
A. Joint Res. No. 16.-Relative
to annexation of part of Idaho Ter
ritory. Indefinitely postponed.
President appointed Senators Fish
and Osburn as committee to meet the
committee from California on the
fish and sawdust affairs of the
Truckee river.
In Com. of the Whole, Senator
Nichols in chair, for the considera-
ton of Senate Bill No. 81.-An Act
for the payment of certain accounts
against the State University. Com
mittee reported favorable. Passed in
Senate.
S. B. No. 80, by Fish.-An Act
providing the qualification of cleo
tors. Disquali6es Mormons and
Latter Day Saints. Referred to Ju
dietary Committee.
At 1915 P. NJ. Senate adjourned.
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y0hn 6acsSufrk,

John McGuirk, who died so sud-
denly day before yesterday, was a
native of Ireland, aged AZ. He
leaves a wife and four children.
He will be buried today under the
auspices of the A. O. II. w.
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The false cry that ether an9sthesia is en-
tirely free from danger has led 70 another
grave condition Of things observed among
the young men who seek and gain hospital
positions Nowhere else did the reader Of
this paper see an amount Of reckleSsness ex-
hibited In the administration Of anUsthetics
equal 90 that in the cities whore chlOrOform
Is tabooed; especially in cases that take ether
badly and IN whom relaxation Is not easily
accomplished, matters are forced in such a
way that must excite the gravest apprehen-
Aons for the safety of the patient Usually
these are the cases ~ those addicted 10 the
iminoderate consumption of alcohol. persons
OF enieebled circulation and impaired respira-
tory organs
More and more ether is poured on until
the cyanosed pay lent relaxes. his stertorous
breathing indicating that am ever increasing
mas OF 'iscid mucous and saliva Is flooding
his trachea and hronchi The sensitiveneSs
OF the larnyx and trachea is abolished, and if
vomiting occurs especially where the mex
perienced onasihetnr neglects 20 conduct
the vomited matter out OF the mouth. gastric
contents find their way into the bronchi and a
catarrhal or even septic pneumonia follows.
resulting in death, which, however. is never
charged 10 the account Of ether DR.. Arpad
T. Gerster IN Medical Record.
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To Iicense-Tnx PANer..

| am prepared to pay license taxes in
coupons and guarantee full legal protec-
ton, Notwithstanding the change in time
that licenses are to run from twelve
months TO one month
| advise all persons having license tax
to pay to call on me or any of my agents
before they make their payments.
They will find it still more TO their i'm
terest to pay i'm coupons now than before
the law was changed
Apply TO j. p. COOPER
OH Main street. Richmond. Va.
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Been There Before.

Omaha Man-What was that fool Jnki
gassing about
Confidential Clerk he says the firm owe
him $1,000 for attracting customers by look
ing i'm the window
Great Snakes"
Il told him ne stood there ON bis OWL ac
cord was never hired by the firm for any
thing at all, and Dee wouldonly make "a bigger
laughing stock of himself than Doe was natur
ally. Then be said he wanted $500 more fol
that insult. OF course he can't do anything
There's neither law nor justice in any suci
claims as that
what lawyer has he got"
Lawyers DE Smartle, DE Wise and d,
Bgg"
Pay him the money. Omaha World
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FINANCIAL.
Reported bye. w. Branch q Co. bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
New York Stock Market.
REVIEW

NEW YORK. MAY 2G.-Prices opened with
firmer tone, a sudden spirit in Reading aid
ing the rest of the list Foreign quotations
also were somewhat better, but without any
evidence of much activity. The near ap-
proach Of saturday 70 be followed by the
LEGAL holiday on Monday, the latter tay be
ing closed day in London also, naturally
creates desire on the part of operators 10
curtai their transactions, al all events over
that time Beyond few stocks the market
still seems 10 be- a very narrow one, and % Is
hard 10 define whence the reyiying element
is 10 come from. Outside features are iavora-
ble and promise 10 continue s0. and yet the
public hold of. and yet the temper Of stock
speculation is dormant. The situation is an
abnormal one and must ere long resolve IL
self into some definite shape.
Prices closed strong. Money per cent.
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Hunor in signs.

Isaac Came. a rich shoemaker, of Man
chester, who left bis property TO public chart
ties, opened his first shop opposite 90 the
building where he had been servant, and
out sign which read: IL. Cameron
over the way" Somewhat like this was the
sign of "A tavern keeper named Danger, near
Cambridge, who, having been driven out Of
his house, built another opposite and in
scribed it, "Danger-from over the way.
The successor retorted 10y putting up new
inscription: There is no Danger here now"
Living Church.
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DARK CLOUDS IN BELGIUM.
The strike Extending and Violent Connsei
Getting the Upper Hand.

BRUSSELS. May 26-Tuesday night, at
La Louvere, in Paturages, the strikers
attempted to blow up with dynamite the
lodgings Of workman who refused to
strike
The following plot was discovered
The Charleroi strikers were to occupy, by
outrages, the attention OF the military
while larger body would invade the un-
protected town and ransack 1t. Strln'
gent means were taken 10 Illustrate the
plan.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
General Vandersmissen, commander
in.chief went Tuesday incognito to IN
spect the strike district around La Lou
Were. and to plan fresh measures OF pre-
caution.
The strike is progressing both in Cen
trail Belgium aid in the Liege district
It is feared that many iron works and
glass works will-if the present state OF
things continues-be compelled TO sus-
pend work through want Of coal.
Many Brussels workmen held meet
ing at noon yesterday at the Maison du
Peuple to discuss whether they will or
will not Join the strike.
AMERICAN INFLUENCE AT WORK.
It's asserted that in this secret meeting
two thousand mechanics OF the Brussels
iron works who are connected with the
American knights of Labor, decided 20
strike.
In some instances the masters will
support the demand for the repeal of the
Cattle bin.
4 strike is imminent i'm the Client cot
ton mills, employing 5000 hands.
The Senate Yesterday continued dis.
cussi0n of the cattle BILL Senators Piret
and CrocQ delivered eloquent speeches
against il. predicting that the working
classes will eat less meat and drink more
spirits. The debate will be continued
and popular demonstrations in front of
the House Of Parliament are expected
THE SITUATION LOOKING BIACREE
Fresh military forces have been ordered
TO iege. where the strike is becoming
general. and is beginning 20 extend &C.
the iron works The strikers parade thl
streets with black and red flags Scyera
scuilles with the troops have taken place
The women are foremost i'm exciting tlt
men 90 abandon work and resort 10 Nlo
lcnce. This is notable feature every
where. The general situation ], decidedly
looking blacker.
The condition of the miners strike at
Seraing is also assuming more alarm
ing aspect Some two thousand miners
have left work and are taking part iu The
strike At Charlcria seven thousand men
are ON strike, and the state of affair, j.
growing worse.
DEFuI-SEAr'S PRoCLAMAIlON-.
DerS sscau, the Belgian socialist, now
i'm France. whence hc partly conduct.
this agitation. has sent TO Belgium print
cd proclamation, announcing that 1000.
wOrkingmen having. ON MhitsWiiit
Monday last year, met practically but an
availingly I'm Brussels 90 claim universal
suffrage, the whole of The working class
will march next Monday upon Brussels
to obtain suffrage and the repeal of The
/ Cattle bin, nicknamed "the Famine act,
/ by whatever means they cam
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Oh RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.

The Directory 5eio,c Of reliijie md go0d
business Aouses, giring helr l9cdt'on ma
business, rW be JGuHd cery pSgW as n source
If reference far igtormati0n reldtire u ony
dnd nh the Inherent branches II business
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Omaha Medium-1he spirit who is now
here tells me you are not am American by
birth.
Omaha Mantle vas right
ale says You were born IN another com-
try"
DOT is dluen
"He says the name of that country is Ger
many
Dot vas SO; 1t vas Shemany.'
Il am tired now Two dollars. Omaha
World
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A woman who was house hunting last
week informed her husband at supper time
that she had secured house on a certain
street, which She named.
"H'm" began the man, "rseems tine it's a
long way out don't like Z locality"
booaiitys nothin'," said his wife, de-
cidediy' most every place is good ways
from somewhere"
winch bit Of female philosophy IL worth
remembering. Detroit Free Press.
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Although the Debt Commission Has Failed
to Agree,

the public generally have agreed that
the very best line of shoes can be OBJ
tanned at Heller's Model Shoe Store.
Coupons are not taken in considera-
ton, but greenbacks tell the tale. We can
supply you in footwear from the finest to
the cheapest Infants Shoes, School
Shoes, Dress Shoes, high or low-quarters
in fact, our assortment is complete
HELLER Il Co.,
81 Broad street
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~. mnrsroN. .-a p. Nln -n..L
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A Matter of History.

Deacon JOnes-Now, Brudder Jones, II am
shua dat de culled pussens war white; kase de
Bible do say dat dey are de descendants ob
Ham. an he war "a white man, now de ques-
ton am how did dcy get black an wheui
Elder Jones Well-er-um, de zact date
doan recomember, but | er'spcct 1t must hab
been durin' dee time when de- hist'ry speaks oh
de dark ages.-Judge.
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cured and its return prevented by the use
OF DR.. Davids Vegetable Liver Pills. A. this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by mum
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mend itself 20 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild in action, these
pills can bc taken by both the weak and the
strong Price, p cents box Of % Pills; five
boxes for 81.
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VI. j. DIMMOCK. llD T.. Main street. Cor
rcspondeucc solicited.
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You Can Drive vermin OUT OF Your iIou.

BY using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. Warranted to
prevent and drive away Ants. Reaches Water
Bugs. &c. So annoying 90 hOusckeepers.
Whenever this paper is used 10 answers d
double purpOsc-it drives away Nermln. and
at the same time lJcing white) 10 gives every
place a neat, clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs used in the
preparation OF this paper. Ask your Druggist
or Grocer for 10. For sale by
BODEKER BROTHERS.
Druggists,
lllf Main street. Richmond. Va.
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MARRIED.

CUDLIPP WDDlCK m Elizabeth City,
\. g.. by Rcv. j.. IT, Whitley. "Wednesday May
RIDDlCk. daughter OF Rev. d. %. R.ddick.
both of Richmond. Va
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Familiar with the Market.

Wealthy Husband-Moneyi Why, my
dear. YOU said you drew 81 900 Of your own
from the bank this morning.
Petted Wife who had bought IA few things
and invested the rest in real estatel-Well, |
stopped in at Mrs DE Ribbons and bought a
bonnet and
Heres my purse, dear. Omaha World
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Garden seeds.

We nave received our first supply OF
ID. Lanlrcth * sons reliable garden seeds.
which are considered the best now cXtaut. We
DO not sell seeds Or commission; nor DO
go chr4n seeds. send for % catalogue.
BODEKER BROS. Druggists.
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OLIVER b. DYER. 900 D. Marshal. street,
wholesale aud retail. Solo agent i"i ihr
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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JOHN D. GERlNC. corner of fourteenth Wi
Main streets. Tents. awnings. bags. horse amid
wagon covers.
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WALIEN Is NhA1. Seventh and Grace
streets. Monuments. tomhs. mlrhIein.l irNn
mtutID-. CRATES. Ar.
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STEAM BAKERY. q. Adam.
proprietor. N S. Twelfth street wholesale
and retail.